Tracheotomy / Ventilation Caregivers in Champaign County - 15 caregivers found

I have been an STNA/caregiver for 19 years! I have cared for patients in nursing facilities, hospitals, and their homes. I lead with love and enjoy serving seniors in any way that they may need.

Hello! My name is Melani I've been a caregiver for as long as I can remember but i've been working professionally for 10 years. I am now recently working at one of the top ranking hospitals in my area and looking to switch my environments from hospital care to in-home care. I've worked with various types of clients in various settings and very flexible with scheduling. I'm very energetic and it tends to rub off. I hope to hear from you soon. : )

I feel that I am a great caregiver because I am patient, understanding, a great listener, compassionate, and very caring. I believe in treating people the way I want to be treated. I am a positive person, I love to smile, and laugh. I am also trustworthy, supportive, and encouraging. When I was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma Cancer (Stage 5) 6 years ago, my one and only Caregiver by the name of Barbara, was the absolute best. She took very good care of me, and was such a joy to have around. One day I told her that when I get better, I was going to become a Caregiver too because she was such an inspiration and blessing to me and my family. I am a natural born nurturer, and I love taking care of people. It gives me such a fulfillment in my spirit to know that I did something that day to make someone's life a little easier. I am proud of the fact that I was able to complete my courses to become a Certified Nurses Assistant 2 years ago, and I plan to go back to become State Tested to enhance my skills and knowledge in this particular field.

Hello! I am a very social person and always see the brighter side of things! I guess you could say my cup is always half full! My passion began many years ago when I became the caregiver of my Granny, who lived with dementia and Alzheimer's disease. I then took on the care of my father who had his first stroke in 2014. I have an AAS, BSN, and I am working on my Master's currently. I approach every situation with the thought of "what would I do if this was my family member?" No matter how small or big the need for services, one thing is gauranteed, I provide 100% ethical, safe, and fun care!

Empathy and compassion. Working with people in a home care setting, it is essential that a caregiver feel the desire to want to help. ... Patience. ... Reliable. ... Trustworthy. ... Flexible.

I am a very caring and nurturing person. I really enjoy helping people. I also know when to promote independence for my client. I encourage my clients to do their best. I enjoy the experience of learning how to help an individual. By doing so, it allows a bond of trust and companionship to form between my client and myself. I give 100% of my time and attention to my clients. I always learn so much from taking care of others which helps me to become such a kind, caring, understanding, attentive, and compassionate caregiver.

I began my nursing career taking care of residents with Alzheimer's dementia. I worked in a live in facility for 5 years. Prior to that I worked as a nurse aide for 4 years. I have many years experience.

I am a licensed practical nurse of 3 years .I also have about 10 to 11 years experience as being a caregiver and as an STNA. I have experience in working in a nursing home, also working in home care.

Hello my name is Paul Dupuis. I am 34 years old and have been a STNA since 2009 full time with the exception of also working as a Office Manager and Surgical Coordinator for and Endocrine surgeon for 5 years while in Colorado so that was a great opportunity to learn more about Post Op care. I believe I am a great STNA because I feel the need to take care of and nurture others in almost any kind of situation. I am very tidy and full of energy. My motto since a coworker said it to me 8 years ago is " If you don't use it you loose it!". It might become annoying to a Resident who doesn't want to hear it that day but I am great at helping get a Resident to that point and past it. Even if it's just to hold their own toothbrush, it might seem small to some but could be a huge stride in their life. I love my "job" and I live building relationships with my residents. I am very versatile as I've been a STNA since 2009 full time in Long term care, Physical Therapy Assistant, Rehabilitation units, Behavioral Units ( my current position) and more on.

I became a caregiver because I watched my Grandma in the nursing home get treated poorly and I wanted to make a difference in at least one person's life. I make a good caregiver because I treat everyone like they're my family; I'm loving, caring, and very compassionate about what I do.